Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-08-18

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knitting mills WAS erected 10y builder
John kcrStetter and his crew. The af-
fair is about 90 feet high but with Mr..
Il s complete hoiSting tacklngs II took
but an hour to raise the stack. Work
men are now engaged in laying brick for
the boiler casing and the walls of the en-
CINE house. We are told that the
MeSSrs. Crawford intend starting up the
mills 10y the first of next month.
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Mouth C,roln,, last snring brought \
handful ,f r,,ton seeds along home ard
nIa,,a1 several of thsm in his garden
this summer. The result is row OF
cotton plants, which are AT present III
full bloom. They have large, white
flowers, which within Is hours turn
deep pink. Walter don't expect much
cotton from his plantation this season
having planted the seeds too late, but
the plant itself is al interesting sight
TO persons of botanical turn OF mind,
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any valuables that might give clue :to
his crime. We are told that the sheriff
was assisted by some OF the prisoners in
overpowering the vagrant, and that
O'Brien, who is in Jail for shooting
Hugh Riddle, during the scutlle acci-
dentally got his finger in the tramp's
month and was severely bitten.
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leauX and shadows, all of which were
performed in creditable manner. The
audience had assembled by special IN
yitation on account OF the limited
room. 1t Is proposed to haYe another
and public entertainment at the end OF
the summer term OF school.
ON Monday aftarnoon the peonIe Of
this town were startled bv the unusual
sound of . laros dinner he'll which sent
forth its incessant meals II proved TO
be nothing more nor less than a cover
ed snrirg waoon drawn nv two horses.
and decorated with a lot Of the large
nostere advertisi,c tho eycnrsion To
snow Shoe nexr SATURDAY. both the
dr,var and tba bal, baing carefnIlv con-
cealed hehin5 the curtains of the wagon
as IL tra'eleu through Ine sl'ee's Vi
toWh' Ihls advertising car hau oeei
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Gnu RICH FEsTIvAL.--The Luth. con-
greg alton of St. Paul's church, Haines
township, purpose holding a festival
in the woods of Henry Feidler, situate
along the turnpike. about three miles
east of Aaronsburg, used in former
years for picnics. on Saturday, August
Goth afternoon and evening. Ice cream,
cakes, watermelons and a variety of
other summer refreshments will be
served. A good supply OF oysters will
he on hand. It is also proposed to have